THE RESULTS ARE IN, AND YOUR STYLE IS:

Fine Art

You're drawn to imagery that feels romantic, timeless, and intentional. You appreciate photographers who approach your wedding day as artists β€” paying attention to light, composition, and the small details that make each image feel elevated. You want photos that are beautiful enough to frame, with a soft, elegant aesthetic that will never go out of style. Look for a photographer who values artistry and takes the time to craft each shot with care, creating a gallery that feels like a work of art.

I Photograph with a Combined Documentary & Fine Art Style

Hi! I'm Megan, and I photograph weddings with a fine art approach rooted in documentary storytelling.

If the fine art style resonates with you (especially if you also connect with photojournalistic elements), I'd love to talk! I create romantic, timeless imagery while capturing the authentic story of your day.

What sets my approach apart:
βœ“ Elegant, intentional composition with beautiful natural light
βœ“ Genuine moments captured, not manufactured
βœ“ Artistic eye meets authentic storytelling
βœ“ A relaxed, unobtrusive presence

I specialize in intimate weddings, elopements, and destination celebrations for couples who want photos that feel like art β€” but still authentically *them*.

See Your Style In Action

Notice how each of these images is of a moment organically happening. There was no interruption to readjust anyone or instruction to β€œkeep holding that pose.”

How Editing Impacts Your Images

Photography style and editing style work together to create your final images. While you've discovered your preferred photography approach, it's also important to understand editing aesthetics β€” because two photographers with the same style can deliver very different looks based on how they edit. Below is one of my images edited in four different ways.

Light & Airy

True to Color

Dark & Moody

Warm and Natural

Feel Like You Connect With More Than One Photography Style?

It's completely normal to resonate with elements of different photography styles! Many couples find they're drawn to a primary style but also appreciate aspects of another approach. If you felt torn between a few answers during the quiz, you might have a strong secondary preference. Here's what that could mean for your photographer search:

Tell Me About Your Wedding!

Fill out the form below to see if I have your wedding date available. I’m based in Missouri but frequently traveling out of state for weddings in Oklahoma and New England.

On average, Missouri couples spend $4,250 for their wedding photography. Sessions begin at $500.